Luisa Zissman reveals she housed a Ukrainian family she met on the border in Moldova
02.04.2022 - 19:57
/ ok.co.uk
Luisa Zissman has opened up to OK! about her recent trip to Moldova where she spent time with Ukrainian refugees that have fled the ongoing war in their country. Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February, with troops ravaging parts of the country ever since. With this in mind, as of 31 March, over four million Ukrainian citizens have fled to near-by countries, such as Moldova.
Moldova is a place Luisa, 34, has had ties with for almost a decade after working with orphanages in the country. Back in November 2021, Luisa visited with celebrity pal Sam Faeirs, and managed to raise a staggering £100,000 for an orphanage in 72 hours – more than double their initial target. In the wake of Russia invading Ukraine, Luisa decided to go to Moldova once again, but this time with her friend and well-known nanny Louenna Hood, who created the LOUENNA APP.
Louenna has been fundraising for Ukrainian families, and has so far raised almost £166,000. Explaining her decision to go over to Moldova, Luisa told OK!: “The lady who runs our orphanage has a lot of political ties in the Ukraine, and she’d already asked me if I’d come over and I’d agreed. Because Louenna and I are friends, I asked her if she wanted to come so she could see where to spend the money she’d raised.” “While we were out there, we met with the Ukrainian ambassador and his wife who spoke to us about what happened and their people,” Luisa went on.
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